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Loan For Seal Rock Project OK'd Committee Launches Investigation In Disappearance of Two NSA Men V Washington (UPIi- The Com. munity Facilities administra tion Tuesday announced a $158,000 loan to the Seal Rock Water district, Oregon, to build a new water system in the Seal Rock area. The new system will serve 425 persons in Seal Rock and the adjacent community. Washington - (UPD - The House committee on Un American Activities has launched an investigation of the disappearance of two mathematicians employed by the ultra-secret National Se curity agency. Committee Chairman Fran cis E. Walter (D-Pa.) ordered the inquiry Tuesday at t h e request of House Democratic Leader John W. McCormick (Mass.). McCormick said he had in formation which "leaves no doubt" that the missing men fled to Russia with valuable information about secret U.S. codes. The Defense department said Aug. 5 that the mathema ticians, Beron F. Mitchell, Eu reka, Calif., and William H. Martin, Ellensburg, Wash., probably had gone behind the Iron Curtain but had no in formation "prejudicial" to the United States. was requested before May 1, the date the plane was down ed inside Rusia. The paper also quoted Wal ter as saying the two men had worked on the decoding of Russian communications concerning the U2 and other reconnaissance flights. The Washington Daily News quoted Walter as saying one of the missing men had asked for and received infor i f I mation about the ill-fated U2 flight of Francis Gary Pow The north magnetic pole is drifting northward at the rats of about five miles per year. ers. The lawmaker was quui- ed as saying the information AIRBORNE LOG CARRIER An artist'i drawing shows a new crane-type helicopter which will be used in handling logs and freight and also hauling "people pods." The pods detachable passenger coaches, were proposed by Lt. Col. F. C. Goodwin, a Federal Aviation agency official, as a Medfor Regional Edition Stocks Show Bounce After Shaky Start New York - (UPD - Stocks showed some bounce toward the end of the first hour today after a generally shaky open ing. Buying spread from the electronics where gains ran more than 2 points in Beck man and Litton, to auto shares and selected specialties. General Motors, Sludebak-er-Packard and Chrysler tack ed on fractions while Ford, which opened with a loss of IVb, recovered. New York -IUPII- Dow Jonet final stock avoragei Tuesday: 30 industrials 626.40, off 8.06; 20 railroads 136.43 off 2.01: 15 utilities 95.38, off 0.42. and 65 stocks 207.33. otf 2.36. Sal Tuesday wr about 2.89 million h a r t compared with 2.78 million sharas Monday, NKW YORK Ry United Press STOCKS International as '.4 7ii ii'i 9, Si's HP. 61 2.1 1 3 IS 'a Ill's 84 Allied Chemical Alum Co. Am American Can American Mlra AT&T.. Anaconda Copper Arnico Steel Rendlx Av. 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Angry Rattlesnake Sunnyvale, Calif. lliPlI Chuck Ward, operations man ager of the Lockheed Missiles and Space division, was bitten on the left leg by a rattlesnake early this week-but he took it in stride. Ward, a retired colonel, lost a leg in Europe during World War II. The snake struck an artificial one. LAWN MOWER SHARPENING SPECIAL Hurry Limited Time HAND MOWERS 3.49 Rotary Mowers, 2-Cycle. . . .5.49 REEL TYPE MOWERS; Sharpen and Adjust 7.49 COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE. .5.49 COMBINATION MOTOR TUNE AND SHARPEN (All Parts Extr.) S01 Om" FREE possible solution to the commuter problem. Helicopters such as this Sikorsky Flying Crane would transport pas sengers from the suburbs to the city and back during rush hours. They also would be a natural in the northwest for hauling logs, as shown in the drawing. (UPI Telephoto) I 0mia4naui ' .IT-. !!' CAROLE TESTIFIES Carole Tregoff, looking as though she had just stepped out of a beauty parlor instead of a jail cell, is shown Tuesday prior to testifying she once told a friend she would be glad when slain Barbara Jean Finch was "out of the picture permanently." Miss Tregoff made the statement as she took the stand for the second day at her retrial with her lover, Dr. R. Bernard Finch, on charges they murdered the surgeon's estranged wife. (UPI Telephoto) Carole Says She and Finch Used Apartment To Talk, Have Lunch, Make Love By ROBERT W. FLICK Uniiod Press International Los Angeles lllPli Carole Tregoff, 23, today undergoes cross examination concerning her love affair with Dr. R. Bernard Finch and the death OFFER II49 Pick-Up and Delivery last Jackson SP 3 6661 FREI PARKING Friday Tu.idsr 'Til 9 p.m. of Barbara Jean Finch, the wealthy physician's socialite wife. Miss Tregoff, sometimes composed, sometimes in tears admitted Tuesday that she and Finch rented an apartment in nearby Monterey Park to have lunch, talk, listen to rec ords and make love. The former model sobbed as prosecutor Clifford Crail asked her time and time again what they did at the apart ment. Regains Composure Carole, on the verge of tears during the preliminary questions, broke down com pletely and wept, holding her face in both hands. Crail sug gested a recess when it ap peared she could not stop. Fifteen minutes later, her composure regained, Carole calmly replied that she and Finch were intimate in the apartment. Over the repeated objec tions of defense attorneys. Crail questioned Carole about her knowledge of perjury be cause she had denied being intimate with Finch during questioning by police last year. The disagreement led to shouting between Grant Cooper, Finch's attorney, and Crail. When Judge LcRoy Daw son interceded, Cooper said "I don't think your honor is being fair." Dawson excused the jury and admonished Cooper when the panel had left the room. "I'm not having any lawyer stand up and tell me what to do or how to run my court." Dawson said. "I am not being unfair and I'm not having you or any other lawyer tell me I am in front of a jury and a crowded courtroom." Cooper apologized and an agreement was reached be tween the bench, prosecution and defense, that none of Miss Trcgott's testimony would have bearing on the case against Dr. Finch. Court was resumed and Crail asked Carol what was U.S. College Student Said Spy Recruiter By Russians Moscow-(UPD - The Commu nist youth organ Komsomol skaya Pravda today named Richard Renaud Lane, a Uni versity of California student, as the alleged agent of Ameri can intelligence who recruited two Soviet youths for espio nage. The newspaper Tuesday re ported the arrest of Vyache slav Repnikov and Rostislav Rybkin as disgruntled, mis guided juvenile delinquents, and charged that American tourists blackmailed them into espionage after plying them with vodka, jazz rec ords, anti-Soviet literature and old clothes. Today the paper traced the cloak and dagger story to the International Youth Festival of 1957, when it said thous ands of foreign youths, includ- YMCA Sponsoring Family Camp Out The Young Men's Christian association of Medford is sponsoring a family weekend camp at their Diamond lake camp site this weekend, Sept. 2 through 6, according to Bruce Burns, camp director. Families are invited to the camp all or part of the week end, and may use all the rec reational facilities and equip ment, including archery, boat ing, crafts, sailing, riflery, ca noeing and camp fires. The program during the weekend will be informal with all the areas open to family use as they wish to participate. A lifeguard will be on duty on the waterfront most of the weekend. Location of the camp is on the southwest corner of t h e lake on the summer homes rd. The roads have signs lead ing from the highway to the camp. Tents, bunks and mat tresses will be furnished by the camp for those who need them, and there will be areas for those who have their own trailers or tents. Any further information about the camp may be ob tained by calling the YMCA at SPring 2-6295. Anyone planning to attend the camp is asked to register at the YMCA as soon as possible. Kindergarten Set To Open In Phoenix Phoenix Kindergarten will open Sept. 12 at the Com munity hall. Mrs. Mable Moore, a certified teacher will be in charge. Class time will be 9 to 11:30 a.m., Mon day through Thursday. Children who will be five- years-old by Nov 15 will be eligible. Children must be ex amined by a physician and have immunization shots by Sept. 6. Formal enrollment will be Sept. 6 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Those wishing to enroll their children my call KE 5 2508 or KE 5-1493. Borate Dropped On Fire Near Portland Portland-flJPD-A forest fire was reported Tuesday in old growth timber northwest of Mt. Jefferson, according to forestry officials here. The blaze was spotted by a lumber company pilot after it had covered 15 acres. Two plane loads of borate were dropped Tuesday afternoon. Polieman Arrests 'Sheriff of Cochise' Merced. Calif. (UPD The sheriff of Cochise was arrest ed Tuesday by a policeman of Merced. - John Bromfield. 37. the star of television's "Sheriff of Co chise," was cited for passing a red light and nearly causing a three-car collision while en route to Sacramento for an appearance at the California State fair. expected of John Patrick Cody, the ex-convict the couple said they hired to gather divorce evidence against Mrs. Finch. The prosecution contends Finch and Carole hired him to kill Mrs. Finch, but when the plot failed, decided to carry it out themselves. ing several score Americans, came to Moscow. Komsomolskaya Pravda said Lane knew that Repni kov had smuggled out an anti- Soviet letter to Newsweek magazine. It said Repnikov was threatened with exposure unless the Russian agreed to cooperate more. After clandestine meetings at Moscow cafes and exchang ing a secret code, Repnikov undertook to communicate regularly with Lane through a succession of tourist couri ers, the paper said. Lane's address was given as Monterey. The newspaper said Lane also visited Communist China with a student delegation and, after his return from China, told Repnikov he would send him books containing secret writing which would become legible after running a hot iron over the pages. Lane acquainted Repnikov with the other agent, Rybkin, and both smuggled out their first report to Lane via an Americau actress then touring the Soviet Union, the paper said. Youth Admits His Story Was Hoax Portland-(UPD-A 19-yeac-old Portland gas station attendant 1 uesday admitted he made up a story of being shot by a hold-up man in order to avoid a scolding from his parents Gary Lane Cole Sunday told officers he was shot the arm by a hold-up man while attending a service sta tion in Southwest Portland. Cole . told detectives who visited him in Portland sani tarium Tuesday however, he was shot when a rifle he was puting away at his home dis charged. Cole said he had been similarly wounded once before, and did not want to tell his parents he had been negligent again. tin iru How is it you know you're taking no chance when you let a youngster take your shopping list? Isn't it for the same reason that you buy 70 of your family's food without actually seeing it? 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